If memory serves, he didn’t even do that much. It was Maurice Wilkins who brought Franklin’s notebook to Watson and Crick.

If you want a Welsh map tip, have a look at a map compairing train lines in Wales before and after the Beeching cuts. Genuinly enraging!

What did Ynys Môn do to offend?

I'd certainly like to hear loud critisism of this from @plaidcymru.bsky.social if we meant what we said in the '24 manifesto.

@rhunapiorwerth.bsky.social

I wonder if you could get a box at Bayreuth for 'security reasons'?

'Well, your average terrorist is statistically unlikley to want to sit though all 5 and a half hours of Götterdämmerung, so it's really the safest place to be'

Saw the show in August last year; marvellous, utterly life-affirming.

Diolch yn fawr iawn.

In Zagreb, and a few other places, they’re basically pronounced the same; with a sound sort of half way between the two.

Maybe one day I’ll manage to reliably enunciate the difference, but for now this is my little refuge.

If @plaidcymru.bsky.social are serious about building a fairer Wales, then certainly when it comes to trans rights, Thorn’s axiom ‘if someone wants to transition, that’s their business’ must be at the heart of policy.

I always find that Brahms, quite probably through his experience with Clara Schumann, just seems to ‘get it’ for me.

Particularly the 3rd piano quartet. He just seems to find a way to really pull you through a train of thought and experience, all the highs and lows, and make you feel unalone.

Brahms, lots of Brahms.

Love the Kavakos Ysaÿe, excellent choice!